At the AIPIA & AWA Smart Packaging World Congress in Amsterdam, PulpaTronics discusses its fully recyclable, paper-based RFID tags.
At the Smart Packaging Congress in Amsterdam, Chloe So, CEO and founder of Pulpatronics, showcased a breakthrough innovation ...
The New Civil Liberties Alliance and the American Livestock Markets and Dealers Association, on Nov. 4, 2024, both asked the ...
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Repurposed RFID tags allow for battery-free sensing and trackingData is power. According to Dinesh Bharadia, an associate professor at UC San Diego in the Department of Electrical and ...
Data drives the future, and according to Dinesh Bharadia, an associate professor at UC San Diego, “data will be the next ...
This approach bypasses traditional power needs, making sensors more accessible and sustainable, this development could ...
University of Memphis students are building RFID enabled item and parcel identification applications for companies shipping ...
UC San Diego researchers have developed scalable, low-cost passive sensors that work without batteries using RFID technology.
The RFID market is being propelled by several key factors, including a growing demand for RFID technology in manufacturing facilities to enhance productivity, the availability of affordable RFID ...
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